OCTOBER 8, 2024
A SURPRIZING EASTERLY
Prediction for the night were for 8 knot winds decreasing as
the evening progressed. Reality was
10-12 knots blowing from the East. You
gotta love the Easterlies when they are present. The wind was coming from 82
degrees shifting toward the south. An
ambitious course was called:
Start>Blacks>Offset mark>S/F>Blacks>offset mark and finish at
S/F (to SB).
The horn was blown and both Fleets got off to clean starts. The first of A Fleet to round Blacks, for the
first rounding, was Watts Moore, followed by Sagittarius, Double Espresso,
Yellow Belly, Pegasus , Aquavit, Duett and Rosie. B Fleet rounded Blacks with Zoop in the lead,
followed by Gold Rush, Sailing Pair A Dice, Simpatico, Nidaros, Perfect 36, Wind Goddess and Animal House.
After twice around the course A Fleet finished with
Aboriginal in the lead 24:10, followed by Pegasus 28:33, Yellow Belly 29:08,
Flexi Flyer 29:36, Double Espresso 30:28, Duet 30:43, Sagittarius 30:58, Watts
Moore 31:02, Aquavit 31:21, Magic 31:26 and Rosie 34:36. B Fleet was led by Zoop 28:40, followed by Sailing Pair A Dice 29:45, Gold
Rush 29:58, Animal House 30:05, Nidaros 31:37, Perfect 36 31:41, Wind
Goddess 32:30, Simpatico 39:20 and TOAD
40:25. All times are elapsed the the
course distance was 2.08 NM.
When dealing with the conditions we get while sailing in
Santa Cruz it is always great when we get a surprising Easterly.
PHRF ADJUSTED RESULTS:
PLACE BOAT PHRF
ADJUSTED TIME
FLEET A:
1 ABORIGINAL 33 23:01
2 YELLOW BELLY 141 24:14
3 DUET 141 25:49
4 WATTS MOORE 150 25:50
5 PEGASUS 78 25:51
6 FLEXI FLYER 96 26:16
7 MAGIC 141 26:32
8 SAGITTARIUS 120 26:48
9 DOUBLE ESPRESSO 99 27:02
10 AQUAVIT 72 28:51
11 ROSIE 162 28:59
FLEET B:
1 SAILING PAIR A DICE 180 23:31
2 ZOOP 144 23:40
3 WIND GODDESS (SWEET?) 168 24:33
4 GOLD RUSH 126 25:36
5 PERFECT 36 144 26:41
6 ANIMAL HOUSE 96 26:45
7 NIDAROS 118 27:32
8 SIMPATICO 165 33:37
9 TOAD 150 35:13
RACE QS:
The track for this evening can be reviewed at:
TUESDAY NIGHT
SAILING:
We have an
awesome event on Tuesdays! We race in a loose format with no race committee to
regulate rules infractions. By signing
up for the series we have all agreed to follow the Racing Rules of Sailing. Following the rules is critical for safety
AND the continuance of our series. When anybody
breaks a rule and does not exonerate, it discourages other participants.
Sometimes we sail in light wind in close
quarters creating dangerous situations. Remember,
it is better to turn on the motor and retire to prevent collision and ensuing injuries
or damage.
_) _) _) (_ (_ SCY C - Wednesday Information Seminars
Hi
All,
It is
that time of year where we are planning out the Wednesday Night Information
Seminars.
I am
looking for topics to discuss and or volunteers to put on a talk.
If
interested please contact me.
Jason
Lauer
BARRY KEELER
SAILING PAIR A DICE
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